Occupational Health
The following
information is provided to assist you
in establishing an in-house medical management and treatment program and
should be reviewed by a qualified physician prior implementing at your
facility
For the most current CPR procedures and
techniques, contact the American Heart Association
www.americanheart.org
White Papers
Preparing Your Company For A Pandemic
MS Word Version
Occupational Diseases (PDF)
Toxicology and Epidemiology (PDF)
Workplace Hazards on Female Reproductive Health
Fact Sheets
SARS FAQs
Smallpox & Vaccination
Bloodborne Pathogens (Management Brief)
Influenza FAQ
Anthrax FAQ
Automatic Ext
Defibrillators
Latex Allergies
Brown Recluse Spiders
Fire Ants
Lyme Disease
Cotton Mouth
Snake
- Programs &
Forms
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Written Program
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Program
Development
Violence Prevention
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FA Training Requirements
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Heat Stress Management
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Standards of Conduct
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Medical Referral
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Modified Duty
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Return to Duty
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Treatment Record
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New Hire Medical Status
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Alternate Duty Medical Release
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Influenza Vaccine Record
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Hepatitis
B Immunization Form
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New Hire Protocol
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Bloodborne Pathogens
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First Aid Training Guide
OSHA's Respirator Standard
Implications for Medical
Service Providers &
Medical Assessments
HIV Exposure
HIV Post-Exposure Regimens
Powerpoint
SARS - Severe Acute
Respiratory Syndrome
Workplace Clinic
Treatment Protocols
Click here to download
all Protocols in MS Word
Protocols must be
reviewed, edited and approved
by your company physician prior to use
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Abdominal Injuries
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Amputations
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Asthma
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Back Pain
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Blisters
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Burns
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Cardiac Emergencies
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Chest Pain
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Chest Wall Injuries
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Contusions
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Cuts - Scrapes - Lacerations
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Dermatitis
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Diabetic Complications
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Ear Injuries
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Electric Shock
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Epilepsy & Convulsions
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Eye Injuries
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Eye Contusions
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Eye - Penetrating Injuries
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Eye - Protruding Bodies
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Fainting
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Frostbite
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G.I. Symptoms
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Headaches
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Nosebleeds
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Shortness of Breath
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Shock
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Sore Throat
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Splinters
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Sprain-Fracture
